Christianity Today

Election Campaigns

• Dobson warns of fallout if Democrats take Congress | James Dobson calls on values voters to vote Republican (The Denver Post)
  
  
• Is it a sin not to vote? | Chuck Colson writes on David Kuo's response to disillusionment (Townhall.com)
  
  
• Evangelicals are cool on GOP | Many say the party's accomplishments have been disappointing, but they will vote Republican anyway (The News & Observer)
  
  
• Democrats seek to close the 'God Gap' | The 2004 election gave the Democrats a serious wake-up call (BBC News)
  
  
• On the religious right, an alliance torn asunder | Dick Armey and James Dobson row (The Washington Post)
  
  
• War tests voter loyalty in Bible Belt | Social issues secondary for some conservatives (The Boston Globe)
  
  

Crime and Lawsuits

• The United Church of Canada issues a consumer alert | A fraud scheme that suggests The United Church of Canada will sponsor the purchase of the vehicle as a thank-you gift for someone who has faithfully served the church for many years (Canada Newswire)
  
  
• Documents shed more light on killer | Police continue to search for motives in the case of a man who walked up to the homes of two convicted sex offenders and shot them to death Easter morning (Associated Press)
  
  
• Lawsuits tackle religion in U.S. military | Two lawsuits have been filed in Washington against the U.S. military with differing claims on how the service treats evangelical Christians (United Press International)
  
  
• Italy photographer freed in Afghanistan | The kidnappers had demanded that Italy hand over an Afghan who converted to Christianity from Islam in return for Torsello's release. (Reuters)
  
  
• Trial over Indonesian beheadings to start next week | Three Indonesian men will go on trial next week over the beheading of three teenage Christian girls in Central Sulawesi province last year (Reuters)
  
  

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